- Phosphatization, or
phosphatic fossilization,
refers to the
process of
fossilization where organic matter is
replaced by
abundant calcium-phosphate minerals...
- sediment;
whereas in
others it may be flat.
These cannot result from
phosphatisation,
which is
usually responsible for three-dimensional gut preservation...
- gut can be
preserved in
three dimensions. This
cannot result from
phosphatisation,
which is
usually responsible for 3-D gut preservation,
because the...
-
fossilization unique to the
Doushantuo formation. It
involves very
early phosphatisation on a
cellular level - with
cells being replaced by
phosphate before...
- biota. A 2022
study suggested that the
original preservation mode was
phosphatisation that was
later altered by low-grade
metamorphism with a peak temperature...
- L.M.E; D.E.G., Briggs; Carruthers, W.J.; Evershed, R.P. (2003). "
Phosphatisation of
seeds and
roots in a Late
Bronze Age
deposit at Potterne, Wiltshire...
-
organic films,
parts of many
Burgess Shale creatures are
preserved by
phosphatisation: The mid-gut
glands of
arthropods often host a
concentration of high...
- vertebrates. The
limestone is
partly altered by
karstification and
phosphatisation, and
manganese has ac****ulated in the
upper layers.
Basalts occur in...
-
bacteria to
mineralise the
cells and
permit their preservation. However,
phosphatisation was very
rapid in the Doushantuo, so it is
possible that
faster preservation...
-
After the
deposition of sediments, the
sediment has been
modified by
phosphatisation and the
formation of
ferromanganese crusts. Carbonate-clumped isotope...
